It’s hard to get straight answers about home and auto insurance these days, and that’s what makes the blog at aha insurance so refreshing. The folks here actually explain how insurance works, how it doesn’t work, and what different kinds of coverage actually mean when you see them on your policy. They also explain how the rules of the road and home maintenance affect your insurance rates in the long run, helping you figure out which coverage will help you as an individual.

The insurance and legal sectors share a strong link to one another, so it always helps to get the legal perspective on insurance developments. LexisNexis, one of the most trusted names in legal information, is there to help with their Insurance Law Blog on the LexisNexis Communities Portal. On any given day, you could come here to learn about terrorism risk insurance, intellectual property versus business property claims, and much more.

The NAIFA Blog stays at the cutting edge of what’s happening in Washington, and how that affects insurers and financial advisors. Articles are written by professionals, but you don’t have to be a pro to get value out of it. From industry news and demographic-specific reports to tax reform talk and consumer advocacy, you’re sure to find something to suit your interests.

If you’re looking for a business blog written by insurance professionals, this one’s for you. All content on Beyond the Expected Business Blog is written from a business and sales aspect, and are directly related to the insurance industry.

Many insurance blogs take a generalist approach, but sometimes it’s good to drown out the noise and focus on what you really need to know. For workers compensation information, there are few better niche blogs than AMAXX Workers Comp Resource Blog. Expect to read topics about the impact of social media on workers compensation claims, cost containment, and strategies for keeping employees safe, as well as getting them back to work sooner. Even better, this insurance blog discusses recent workers comp court cases and legislation.

If you’re an insurance professional trying to navigate the stormy waters of errors and omissions (E&O), then you’ll find Chris Burand’s blog a shining light. This insurance blog discusses on everything from using standardized procedures to the dangers of accepting cash payments. Indispensable to most insurance pros.